Receipts funding news – Oslo-based Receipts Secures €1.7M in New Investment
Feb 4, 2025 | By Kailee Rainse

Receipts, a B2B fintech based in Oslo, has raised about €1.7M in a new funding round to speed up its growth. DNB Ventures led the round, with additional support from OBOS, Såkorn 1 Midt, and Antler.
SUMMARY
- Receipts, a B2B fintech based in Oslo, has raised about €1.7M in a new funding round to speed up its growth.
- Receipts is changing how users interact with their digital receipts. As a B2B fintech, they focus on improving financial transactions, reducing friction and costs, and providing a great user experience.
After this deal, DNB Ventures will be the largest shareholder, next to the company’s founders.
Anders Østensvig, investment manager at DNB Ventures, says, “Through active ownership, DNB Ventures will be a driver of mutual learning and insight between DNB and the portfolio companies, while also contributing to the companies’ development. We saw early on that there was a good match between Receipts and our venture business. There is great potential for knowledge exchange and collaboration, and thus a good opportunity for DNB to contribute more than just capital,”.
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It will use the funds to accelerate its launch in Norway.
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Ferstad, CEO of Receipts, says, “Our ambition is to establish Receipts as the preferred infrastructure for digital receipts and “tap to identify” in Norway, and then expand internationally. This investment is an important step on the way. We are humbled by the work that remains and by the trust these professional investors show us.”
It is close to launching its service and has secured important partners like OBOS, Maxbo, and Unimicro. The company is also in talks for several more agreements.
CEO of Receipts, Ferstad, says, “For banks, digital receipts could, among other things, provide increased traffic to their stores and new opportunities for selling additional services. For suppliers of store computer systems, the solution provides a new source of income from existing data and the opportunity to offer stores better functionality related to loyalty programmes. For suppliers of accounting solutions, a more cost-effective handling of business-related expenses will create value for their customers. For insurance companies, digital receipts can be used to simplify claims processing, reduce fraud and sell targeted insurance products. The receipt is the last analog link in an otherwise fully digital payment process. Digital receipts and “tap to identify” will undoubtedly enable many new and exciting services for consumers,”.
As digital receipts become more common, different systems like apps, emails, and texts cause problems with managing finances and warranties. Receipts aims to fix this by linking store systems, banks, and accounting platforms.
The company provides a system that automatically pulls digital receipts from stores, so customers can share them with banks, accounting platforms, and insurance companies.
It also supports loyalty programs, letting shoppers use their payment cards to identify themselves in-store with “tap to identify” technology.
About Receipts
Receipts is changing how users interact with their digital receipts. As a B2B fintech, they focus on improving financial transactions, reducing friction and costs, and providing a great user experience.